to land at North.

Beautiful.

On the way back,

I'll ask his mum

to use me as speeding.

Because in Wales,

you can't do more than 20.

No, because when we got

back to Sheffield,

I left her.

When we got back

in towards where

Woodhead were

and we were coming back

one day,

I left her.

Oh, I thought you meant

she went in the car with you

and you left her behind.

No, she was like,

you must have been

doing some right speed

on Woodhead.

I was like, no,

I'm just comfortable

driving on Woodhead

and I'm used to driving

a van on it,

not a car.

Yeah, yeah.

She was like,

what's that mean?

I was like, well,

that's...

She'd be one of these...

So that's...

So it just told us

he's doing 90,

but it...

Yeah.

No, I reckon

his mother-in-law

is the one who's doing...

One of them idiots

who does 30 up there.

Twisty ways.

She said that on 8.55

she was doing like 80, 90

and she didn't catch up

and I said,

I literally went 75 at most

because I know

about the 10% margin,

but I won't go...

Well, it's different in Wales,

isn't it?

They've got different roads.

There's no 30-mile-an-hour roads

in Wales.